GHMS Hosts Ear to the Earth Festival

All of the performances focus on forming an "understanding the current states of water in the world and our social
and cultural attitudes towards water," and feature projects that will make us aware of water. According to the curator, he wants to "direct attention to environmental issues relating to water,
among them drinkable water, melting ice, rising sea levels, polluted
rivers, overfishing, storm intensity, and salinity, to name a few."

As a part of the festival, which includes artists from around the globe, Greenwich House will host the following events at the Renee Weiler Concert Hall:

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Did You Know...

In its more than a century long history, Greenwich House has only had five executive directors.